A 29-year-old man in Akron, Ohio, died from gunshot wounds after a dispute, as confirmed by authorities, who are now seeking information on the incident.

Cleveland's "Tanisha's Law" was proposed to reform emergency responses to mental health crises following Tanisha Anderson's death in police custody. It includes a new department to oversee co-responses with mental health professionals.

Summa Health is set to become a subsidiary of HATCo after signing a $485 million deal. The deal aims to retire Summa Health's debt and improve patient care through investments in technology and growth. The acquisition is pending regulatory approval.

A 78-year-old man in Akron was hospitalized after a minor traffic accident led to a road rage shooting. The suspect, Jon Jenkins, was arrested and charged with felonious assault.

The National Weather Service in Cleveland predicts changing weather for the Ohio Valley, sunny skies today, possible rain on Sunday, and a colder front by Monday night.

Lakewood Park will host a Veterans Day event to honor American service members, featuring a keynote by Marine veteran Donald Stark, a rifle salute, and performances by local talent.

Three individuals were indicted following a shootout with Cleveland police, facing charges including attempted murder. A fourth man faces unrelated charges, while a fifth man was indicted for earlier related incidents.

The Cuyahoga County Department of Health and Human Services launches its annual Holiday Giving Program to support local children, families, and older adults in need.

Lakewood City Council seeks applicants for an at-large seat after Councilmember Tristan Rader became a State Representative. Applicants must be local voters with residency for over a year. Applications are due by November 24.

Prosecutor Michael C. O'Malley indicted five men, including the Agosto brothers and Dakota Greene, for multiple violent incidents in Cleveland, including shootings at officers and civilians.

A man was shot in Akron during a PS4 sale arranged on Facebook Marketplace. The victim met with two suspects who then shot him and fled. He was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries, and the suspects remain at large.

Quinton Nixon of Akron was sentenced to life in prison for the 2022 murder of Toni Westover, eligible for parole after 21 years. He represented himself at trial and is also on Ohio’s Violent Crime Registry.

The ATF offers a $10,000 reward for leads in the unsolved murder of Dale Settle Jr. during a 2011 robbery attempt.